Image 164684082 by Raymond Ma

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Strolling on the High Line

A variety of buildings and architectural styles co-exist along the High Line
that makes this a very interesting walk

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bill friedlander		20-Dec-2016 19:10
A bewildering mix of old and new architecture. You had a great POV. V

Gill Kopy		18-Dec-2016 05:37
Your angle makes the kinky building even more kinky :) Cool result V

Dennis Hoyne		16-Dec-2016 03:17
A wonderful mix of old and new! V.

janescottcumming		16-Dec-2016 00:23
I haven't gone in and done the High Line yet. Maybe in the Springtime. Great shot here. V

Mark Koeppen		15-Dec-2016 22:29
Looks like a carpenters nightmare! Great shot Raymond. V

Walter Otto Koenig		15-Dec-2016 16:05
Cool perspective with the tilt. I like the variety of architectural styles. "V"

Neil Marcus		15-Dec-2016 14:08
The High Line is foreign to me having left a long time ago. It looks so worth seeing. I like the tilt to the image. It adds something.

Jim Coffman		15-Dec-2016 14:06
Great image, Raymond!!

Helen Betts		15-Dec-2016 13:24
Such diverse architecture, well captured from this perspective. The tilt lends a dynamic feeling to this interesting scene. V.

peterjay45		15-Dec-2016 12:59
Interesting and harmonious blend of architecture. Super image, Raymond.

marie-jose wolff		15-Dec-2016 11:40
This style of modern architecture fits well with existing buildings! V

globalgadabout		15-Dec-2016 06:44
an engaging approach here...interesting architecture too, and seems it is still evolving..

John		15-Dec-2016 06:02
Classic and modern in one shot as brothers in arms. Can't get a lot better. Love this kind of photography. BV

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